The purpose of this post is to encourage more Chinese who are eager for improving English, making friends, and sharing opinions to join in this forum.
Improving English
I have to say this forum is a good platform for you to be close to English. More than half of the blogs are
written by native English speakers, so you can learn more natural expressions. Some Chinese bloggers possess
strong writing ability, too. When you read their posts, you may have such impulse that you want to be awesome as they are.
Making friends
I believe that no one will be annoyed because of his too many friends in this world. Learning from friends is the best way to acquire knowledge easily, which is different from school level system or the silent books.
Just as Confucians said, if three of us walking together, at least one of the other two is good enough to be
my teacher. Here I want to give a list of some of my blog friends.
ColinSpeakman: he is a very diligent man, almost one day, one post. His post is a must list for you to read
every day.
财神：I dare to say, he is the only man here using Chinese name ( although not a Chinese guy)
His dream is to change China’s economy. What a great man!
His today’s post is out of my expectation, especially the horrible photo. What an evil man!
SEARU: he is a deep thinker who is cynical to China’s education and wants to bring some changes. He wants the students to acquire knowledge in a happy way. He will encourage you to work hard in the forum.
Teamkrejados: From her smile, you might know she is a very nice woman.
(I am still waiting her to tell me what’s the beautiful meaning of my name.
)
Maierwei: Just like her head portrait, she can not wait to shout out her opinions. She is a cool girl.
Snowipine: I was touched by his little poem called Alike to the peach like red. ( I considered it as a poem, although he denied)
So on so forth
Sharing opinions
I always hold that the ideas you want to express are more important, which lead others to forget your clumsy
grammar. So please try to have a first post, then you will be used to writing blog regularly.
Just do it. I am on your side.
You can share the typical Chinese phenomena to others, and at the same time you access to know more foreign
countries.
This will help you to form a habit, thinking.
I think, for many friends, blog is part of their daily life.
So Chinese youngsters, please join us and enjoy together, which is much interesting than Korean TV series and online shopping.
I am taking online Mandarin lessons and thought I was doing good at it. Well, I met this fellow who works two doors down from me thats from Beijing. He's obviously a native Chinese speaker. I said somethings I had learned in Chinese and he corrected me on some, didn't understand others. GEEEEEZZZZ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Well, the point is that yea, its a lot better to learn from a native speaker for sure. Some of my pronunciation was way off and I was very grateful that he was there to correct it.
Learning is an on-going experience. Some decide things only to regret later and realize, it was no big deal. I have seen this. What can you do ? Try and show them just that, its no big deal so dont let it stand in the way or ruin what could be a good thing. This cyber commenting etc... is a good source of information and learning, but I've learned, just dont take things too seriously. After all, there could be good things waiting to happen....
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